Reviewed monthly, the NYSE Euronext index based in Paris is composed
of 1-to-3-year government bonds issued by Eurozone member states with good
credit ratings – at least two equivalent “AAA” ratings from S&P, Moody’s, or
Fitch.

Amundi ETF said the product was the first European ETF to let
investors take positions on the short fixed income maturity segment in investment-grade
rated Eurozone countries. It is offered with a total expense ratio of 0.14%.

The ETF is available on the main European stock exchanges,
with sales teams at Amundi and CA Cheuvreux.

Amundi was created on 1 January 2010 as an asset management firm jointly owned by French banks Crédit Agricole and Société Générale.